A statewide poll by Elon University has found that a majority of North Carolina adults oppose an amendment to the state constitution to ban marriage for same-sex couples, but the amendment may still survive a statewide ballot next year, say experts. "We do see a majority of citizens opposing it [the amendment], but are these the same citizens that will be compelled to care enough to go and vote in May?" asked Mileah Kromer, an Elon political science professor. The News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.)/The Associated Press (10/30)
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Poll: 56% oppose N.C. marriage amendment
Poll: 56% oppose N.C. marriage amendment
A statewide poll by Elon University has found that a majority of North Carolina adults oppose an amendment to the state constitution to ban marriage for same-sex couples, but the amendment may still survive a statewide ballot next year, say experts. "We do see a majority of citizens opposing it [the amendment], but are these the same citizens that will be compelled to care enough to go and vote in May?" asked Mileah Kromer, an Elon political science professor. The News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.)/The Associated Press (10/30)
A statewide poll by Elon University has found that a majority of North Carolina adults oppose an amendment to the state constitution to ban marriage for same-sex couples, but the amendment may still survive a statewide ballot next year, say experts. "We do see a majority of citizens opposing it [the amendment], but are these the same citizens that will be compelled to care enough to go and vote in May?" asked Mileah Kromer, an Elon political science professor. The News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.)/The Associated Press (10/30)
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